1. Locals speak a special local dialect, which may be hard to understand even for native English speakers. All over the city, they sell phrasebooks, which can help you make communication with the townspeople easier.
2. Ten kilometers away from the city is a large international airport that regularly receives flights from many European cities, as well as from Dubai. The metro links the airport with the center of Newcastle - the trip takes about 20 minutes.
3. The airport has offices of several car rental companies. Car rentals are recommended for tourists who expect to travel a lot around the outskirts.
4. There are many parking lots in the city, but almost all of them are paid. The most expensive parking lots are located in the center. Aven at a small distance from the main streets, parking will be three times cheaper.
6. Newcastle is one of three UK cities that has a subway. It can get you to almost any district of interest, as well as to some suburban areas.
7. The second main form of public transport is buses. Taxi services are quite expensive in Newcastle, and using them would be beneficial only to those traveling in groups.
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9. The largest travel agency in town is King’s Gate Visitors' Centre. In it you can get a city map, find out about upcoming cultural events, and purchase various types of tickets for public transport.
10. Thrifty travelers wishing to save on meals should take a stroll around Stowell Street. Here they can find Chinese bistros and restaurants offering affordable prices.
11. In the warmer months, Escapes Cruises regularly organizes 2 or 3-hour river cruises from the waterfront. During such water trips, you can admire the city attractions from a new angle.
12. Travelers who want to briefly explore the main local attractions should use the services of sightseeing buses. They depart from the main train station at least once an hour.
13. Newcastle has many hotels of various levels. Budget hotels are found even in the city center, so given early booking, you can choose an affordable room on one of the main streets.
14. Grainger Town is one of the most attractive areas for walking in town. It has preserved beautiful Victorian buildings that together form an amazing architectural ensemble.
15. Of course, gourmets are invited to the main city markets where they sell the best farm products. Special attention should be paid to locally produced cheese and meat delicacies.
